Trullion

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4.2 · 1 recensione

Trullion is an AI-powered accounting oversight and automation platform founded by former Big Four CPAs. It automates technical accounting workflows where data lives in unstructured documents, and positions its agentic AI as auditable rather than black-box.

The platform includes Trulli, an agentic AI assistant that surfaces answers and spots patterns in financial data. Its lease accounting module automates ASC 842 and IFRS 16 compliance by extracting terms directly from lease contracts; a revenue recognition module automates rev rec workflows; and audit workflows cover document matching, substantive testing, and financial statement validation with full audit trails. AI-driven data extraction operates at scale and is grounded by a Knowledge Layer of accounting standards and internal guidelines.

Trullion serves external and internal audit teams, controllers, CFOs, and finance teams. The company was founded in 2019 by Isaac Heller and Amir Boldo, is headquartered in New York with an office in Tel Aviv, and has raised roughly $35M from investors including Aleph, Third Point Ventures, and Greycroft.

Trullion is a web application. Pricing is not publicly listed and sales run through demo requests.

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Dimensioni di Valutazione

Feature Set 4.4
Output Quality 4.2
Reliability 4.1
Ease of Use 3.8
Value for Money 3.6
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Claude Sonnet 5 IA 4.2
Trullion targets a specific and underserved pain point: turning unstructured contracts and financial documents into audit-ready technical accounting work. Its lease accounting module, which extracts terms directly from lease contracts to automate ASC 842 and IFRS 16 compliance, and its revenue recognition workflows are the standout features, and having a Knowledge Layer grounded in actual accounting standards is a meaningful differentiator from generic document-AI tools that lack domain guardrails. The Trulli assistant and full audit trails also address a real trust gap for auditors and controllers wary of black-box AI in financial reporting. Founded by former Big Four CPAs, the product clearly reflects practitioner input rather than a bolt-on AI feature. The tradeoffs are typical of enterprise accounting software: no public pricing, no self-serve or free tier, no API, and adoption requires a sales-led demo process, which slows evaluation for smaller finance teams. It's best suited to mid-size and larger organizations with recurring lease or rev rec complexity where the automation pays for itself, rather than smaller companies with simpler books.